Implemented minor change to output dictionary. keys meant to be dataset's attributes are now access to the key attributes_key, that take the value of a dictionary.

g5505_file_reader.py

@@ -6,6 +6,8 @@ import plotly.graph_objects as go
 from plotly.subplots import make_subplots
 from igor2.binarywave import load as loadibw
 
+#import h5py
+import os
 
 def read_xps_ibw_file_as_dict(filename):
 
@@ -18,11 +20,14 @@ def read_xps_ibw_file_as_dict(filename):
         raise ValueError('This is not a valid xps ibw file. It does not satisfy minimum adimissibility criteria.')
     
     file_dict = {}
-    file_dict['name'] = filename
+    path_tail, path_head = os.path.split(filename)
+    file_dict['name'] = path_head
     file_dict['data'] = file_obj['wave']['wData']
     file_dict['data_units'] = file_obj['wave']['data_units']
     file_dict['shape'] = file_dict['data'].shape
     file_dict['dtype'] = type(file_dict['data'])   
+
+    file_dict['attributes_dict'] = {}
  
     # Convert notes of bytes class to string class and split string into a list of elements separated by '\r'. 
     notes_list = file_obj['wave']['note'].decode("utf-8").split('\r')
@@ -32,15 +37,17 @@ def read_xps_ibw_file_as_dict(filename):
             key, value = tuple(item.split('='))
             # TODO: check if value can be converted into a numeric type. Now all values are string type
             if not key in exclude_list:
-                file_dict[key] = value
+                file_dict['attributes_dict'][key] = value
 
     # TODO: talk to thorsten to see if there is an easier way to access the below attributes
     dimension_labels = file_obj['wave']['dimension_units'].decode("utf-8").split(']')
-    file_dict['dimension_units'] = [item+']' for item in dimension_labels[0:len(dimension_labels)-1]]
+    file_dict['attributes_dict']['dimension_units'] = [item+']' for item in dimension_labels[0:len(dimension_labels)-1]]
     
 
     return file_dict
 
+ 
+
 def main():
 
     inputfile_dir = '\\\\fs101\\5505\\People\\Juan\\TypicalBeamTime'